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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951
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A full-fledged freshman coed
class is entering the University
for the first time and there are
bright indications that the six to
one edge the coeds "have over men
students will drop sharply in the
next few years.
The reason?
Those 27 girls that are members
of the first class entering the new
School of Nursing will mix a gen
eral college education course with
their nursing studies, . meeting in
University classrooms until their
own .building is completed. The
School of, Nursing building and
two dormitories are expected to
be finished next summer. .
"This first class of freshman
nurses represent the future char
ter members of ; the alumnae As
sociation and will have many re
sponsibilities," Dean Elizabeth L.
Kemble, head of the new School
said Dean - Kemble indicated
that when . the full nursing pro
gram is underway, there will be
200 students with, a large teaching
facility. A faculty of four includ
ing Dean Kemble will teach the
new students.
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Studying in aT f our year pro
gram for the Bachelor of Science
in Nursing, . the nurses are full
fledged University students and
will participate in the usual extracurricular-
activities. During
their first year they are taking
one nursing course ai quarter,
which is taught in the School of
Medicine , building, . plus r general
college vsubjects. r. j .. . ;
JetMerritt 'of Chapel' Hill
has been chosen Temporary Class
Chairman by her classmates. The
girls are livings in Smith Dormi
tory. Coed closing hours will be
similar to those of the Women's
College for freshmen.
Dean Kemble. pointed out that
the new nurses will work in small
rural hospitals, public health
agencies, and other positions dur
ing their college years and will
help to relieve the critical nurse
shortage in North Carolina. Most
of the girls : are from this State
and expect to " serve this area
when they complete their nursing
work. . . . . .
Dean Kemble came here over
a year agp to set up the admin
istrative end of the School. Miss
Ruth Mary Boyles and Mrs. Alice
Gifford Joined her later. They
are serving as faculty members.
DAVID C. HUNTLEY
Senior Gets
Scholarship
David C. Huntley, a rising se
nior in the University of North
Carolina, has been awarded the
$200 art scholarship recently set
up by the Art Department of the
North Carolina federation of
Women's Clubs, it was announced
today by Mrs. C. A. Richardson,
Brevard, art chairman, of the Fed
eration 7
A talented and versatile young
student, Huntley is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. C O. Huntley of Le
noir. He spent the last two sum
mers at Cherokee where he
played a part in "Unto These
Hills,". . helped with technical
work at the Playhouse, and also
found time for painting, sculp
ture and ceramics.
The accompanying picture
shows Huntley wearing the beard
which he grew this summer for
his part in the Cherokee drama.
Huntley began his art studies
in the Lenoir High School Under
Miss Margaret Harper, Since en
tering the University he has stud
ied painting under Kenneth Ness,
John Allcott and George Kacher
gis, and sculpture and art history
under Mary Louise Davis, Robert
Howard, - and Dr. Clemens Som
mer. He will return to Chapel-Hill
this fall where ehe hopes to com
plete work for his degree in cre
ative painting. "
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rtist and member of the staff of
"erson Hall Art Gallery in the
Jniversity of North Carolina, has
ilmost completed a book he has
3een working onfor several years
.nd hopes to have it. published
It is entitled -"Sunshine and
Shadows." ", ; . f v,, , 4 . c,
In the foreword, .the author ex
plains that the book presents, a
:lose scrutiny, or perspective, of
low Chapel Hill looked to him in
1940, the year he ;. came here to
ive, and how it gradually
changed from a college village to
a wide-awake cosmopolitan com
munity with thousands of busy,
happy inhabitants, including a
large number of celebrities.
In another passage from the
foreword, Daniels says, "The twin
sister to sunshine is shadow. At
night darkness overshadows half
of our planet. This magical dra
ma is in operation all the time.
On this fascinating subject I have
based the fundamental principles
for the title of my book. In the
bewitching drama of human life,
an occasional shadow will fall
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Green: : On Extenisive . 'I our
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American drama, are being mail
ed by the University of North
Carolina Library to foreign countries-
in connection I,with a world
tour which , Paul I Green, North
Carolina -playwright, will" make
for the UA JS.f State, Department,
begirming ,-Pct 1 r . , ... ' :
. Selected - by ' - Green, ; the bopks
are being packaged . and; shipgrsd
by members of. the staff of the
Bull's Head Bookshop within the
Library - with a $5,000 fund from
the General Education: Board in
New York, a Rockefeller-financed
agency. - - v
Shipments of 60 packages - to
the University of Tokyo and 17 to
the University of Ceylon in Co
lombo have already gone, and
the University of Burma at Ran
goon and other i countries in Asia
will come next. ; I v i
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across the path of each individ
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four general themes: art, , educa
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